I am a retired commercial photographer, but I am drawn to painting. My art explores how structure and instinct come together. I build up layers of paint, scrape them back, and add more until the surface becomes thick and textured. While my paintings do not directly show landscapes, old buildings, or organic growth, they often suggest these forms. Whether I use soft pastel grids, warm flowing areas, or dark glowing shapes, I am always interested in how surface, color, and texture can hold memory and emotion.
The paintings in this gallery are acrylic, watercolor, and/or oil pastels on various materials.
12X12 Acrylic and Modeling Paste on canvas
20X24 Acrylic on canvas
11 X 14 acrylic on canvas.
20X24" acrylic on canvas.
Acrylic, Oil Pastels on 12 X 24 Canvas
Acrylic, Oil Pastels on 12 X 24 Canvas
Acrylic, Oil Pastels on Aluminum Foil
Acrylic on 11 X 14 Mylar
Acrylic, Oil Pastels on 11 X 14 Canvas
Acrylic and Oil Pastels on Aluminum Foil
11X14" acrylic on watercolor paper.
18X24" acrylic on canvas.
20X24" acrylic on canvas.
11X14" acrylic on watercolor paper.
11X14" acrylic on watercolor paper.
11X14" acrylic on watercolor paper.
11X14" acrylic on watercolor paper.
11X14" acrylic on watercolor paper.
11X14" acrylic on canvas.
11X14" acrylic on canvas.
11X14" acrylic on watercolor paper.
11X14" acrylic on watercolor paper.
12X24" acrylic on canvas